SEGUY BUG #05

SEGUY BUG #05Giclee reproduction prints of Papillons(Butterflies) & Insects by E A Seguy first published in 1928. Eugene Alain Suguy was a French designer from the early 20th century, his style consisted of Art Deco and Art Nouveau. Seguy published many folios using the pochoir technique which employs the use of stencils and while it was expensive and time consuming allowed for amazing vivid colors. Printed on acid free cotton rag paper with archival inks. Size:

The Roseate Spoonbill from John J

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Seguy published many folios using the pochoir technique which employs the use of stencils and while it was expensive and time consuming allowed for amazing vivid colors

unisex sizing

Plate 20 has a small amount of separation along the fold starting at the bottom and going up towards the center with a close up photo you can see it does not distract from the beauty of this very rare map

75 inches wide and 16

Giclee reproduction of an antique print that is styled after the Watercolors of Olof Rudbeck by C

Audubon's The Birds of North America

A timeless classic intended for anyone looking for great quality and softness

5 inches wide and 22

The back is closed with a dust cover and easy to hang with the hook and wire attached on the back

The moulding is a simple stained wood that the edges have been rubbed to show the raw wood underneath